The ability to transfer previously learned knowledge or skills acquired in one setting to another set of circumstances or situation.
A)generalizing
B)external locus of control
C)learned helplessness
D)outer directedness

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Generalizing refers to the ability to transfer knowledge or skills learned in one situation to another situation. External locus of control refers to the belief that one's outcomes are determined by external factors rather than their own actions. Learned helplessness refers to a belief that one is powerless in a situation and cannot make a difference. Outer directedness refers to relying on external cues and validation for one's behavior and decisions.

The Ability to Transfer Previously Learned Knowledge or Skills Acquired